Black Wolf Turbo Tent

As an owner of the 300 Turbo, I can tell you, that leaving the fly on will only complicate things.

Attaching the fly, is the easiest part, and nothing is to be gained, by leaving it attached, as compared to lugging through it to find knuckles, etc.

We use ours in the mid summer here in SA, and have not found lack of flow through a problem.

Wolfie

I was told that with my Big Dome tent (that I have no retired to a second hand two pole canvas I might add) could be taken down and put back up with the fly still on, tried doing it once..... That's why I retired it! LOL

Coleman do a tent similar to the one I bought second hand, the two pole canvas job. One pole externally outside the tent and up she goes. Might be worth looking at, they were about $600 if I remeber which would be in the same league as the Black Wolf.

Hi Drew,

I have a Turbo Tent & love it. Went to Cape York last year for 7 weeks so it went up & down lots of times. No problems at all.

You wouldn't even try & pack it up with the fly attached - the fly just unclips from the 4 corners & it folds up very easily - it would be very difficult to fold it all up with the fly. It all fits in the bag easily.

WE found the ventilation very good - at Cape York we didn't zip up the front panel at all - just the mesh.

We previously had a large dome tent & found the ease of the Turbo tent great. Everyone that I saw with one thought they were very good - no one regretted their purchase.

Willy